詟 Stroke Order

詟 1. 丧胆；惧怕。 Lost courage; afraid. 2. 前后因袭，不加改革。 Following the past without reform. 3. 禁忌；忌。 Taboo; something to be avoided. 4. 多言。 Speaking extensively. 引 1. 《说文》：詟，失气言也。 "Shuo Wen": Zhe refers to losing one's spirit while speaking. 2. 《汉书·张汤传》：群臣震詟。 "Han Shu, Zhang Tang Zhuan": The officials were shocked and afraid. 3. 班固《东都赋》：陆詟水栗。 Ban Gu's "Dong Du Fu": Land trembles, water shakes. 4. 扬雄《羽猎赋》：竦詟怖。 注:“恐惧也。” Yang Xiong's "Yu Lie Fu": Shivering and dreaded. Note: "to be afraid." 5. 《汉书·项籍传》：诸将詟服，莫敢枝梧。 "Han Shu, Xiang Ji Zhuan": The generals were afraid and submissive, none dared to branch out. 6. 《新唐书·李密传》：决两阵之胜，噫呜咄嗟，足以詟敌，我不如公。 "New Tang Book, Li Mi Zhuan": Deciding victory in two armies, the sounds were enough to shock the enemy, I am not as good as you. 例 又如:詟惕(惊骇);詟敌(震慑敌人);詟骇(惊惧);詟惮(惧怕);詟息(因惧怕而不敢出气);詟栗(恐惧);詟挠(畏惧屈服);詟惧(恐惧) For example: zhe ti (startled); zhe di (intimidate the enemy); zhe hai (afraid); zhe dan (fear); zhe xi (afraid to express oneself); zhe li (fearful); zhe nao (to yield in fear); zhe ju (to be afraid).